Product launches, project cases, material knowledge and industry observation — written up from what we see on site, so you can specify netting with more confidence.
Urban pigeon numbers keep rising, and droppings and feathers raise public-health concerns. It pays to net a building before birds settle in, not after.
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Class 1 flame retardancy to CNS 10285 L3196-1995 A-4, LOI 32% or above, built entirely on halogen-free retardants, with weathering and drainage upgraded.
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In an 83 kg sandbag drop test the incumbent net tore and the bag hit the ground; the ICHOU net held undamaged, and was adopted across the site.
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Stainless steel lets the spikes be finer and longer, cover more area, and resist embrittlement or sagging outdoors — covering the corners netting cannot reach.
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Adopted by a well-known Japanese building-materials company for its weathering and strength. Three upgrades: ageing resistance, tensile strength, drainage.
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From bird strike to drone incursion, airfield protection keeps tightening. ICHOU supplies hangar bird netting and aviation-safety netting to cut FOD risk.
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Halogenated retardants release corrosive gases and embrittle under UV. Halogen-free phosphorus–nitrogen systems char to suppress fire, with far less smoke.
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Beishi Elementary in Madou, Tainan had a long-running bird problem. Netting and spikes were designed together, closing both entry routes and perching spots.
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Mesh size follows the target species. Seven birds commonly seen in Taiwan, with length, wingspan, weight, behaviour and the problems they cause.
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Why urban pigeon numbers keep rising, the problems that follow, and what actually works: exclusion, removing food sources and better management.
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Working with an overseas AI automation team on how artificial intelligence can raise throughput, cut human error and improve conditions on the plant floor.
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Mist nets are unlawful under Taiwan’s Wildlife Conservation Act. Bird netting excludes birds without injuring them, in high-tenacity fibre with fine mesh.
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From materials and measurement through support structure, laying, fixing and final adjustment — a full walk-through of installing bird netting properly.
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Ukraine is installing anti-drone netting along roads, aiming to cover some 4,000 km by the end of 2026 — a case that widens where netting can be applied.
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Every catch has its own gear behind it: longlines, trawls, purse seines, gill nets, set nets and pots — each with its own netting specification.
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